One Energy is an industrial power company and installer of on-site, behind-the-meter, wind energy systems. In early October, the company unveiled its first 30 megawatt battery-electric truck charging site. The site is fully developed, energized, and waiting for its first fleet customers in Findlay, Ohio. This episode of HDT Talks Trucking is sponsored by: CAT Scale — Learn more about its ⁠⁠WeighMyTruck app.⁠⁠ And by ⁠⁠Scraper Systems⁠⁠ snow removal One Energy is a Utility 2.0 company. It sits between the consumer and the utility company, and because it's more agile than a utility, it can make this happen. Fast. One Energy went from shovels in the ground to flipping the proverbial switch, in just eight months. One Energy CEO Jereme Kent joins Jim Park to talk about the project, its potential and why he chose to build this facility in Findlay Ohio. In this episode: The difference between a utility company and Utility 2.0 Why Findlay Ohio could be an ideal site for a megawatt charging hub Why did One Energy not build this site in California? Are Findlay's colder winters a barrier to success? Is it okay to charge trucks in a coal-powered state like Ohio? How electricity costs will affect fleets' operating margins How a megawatt charging hub works Is this concept the truckstop of the future? Learn more about electric trucks in HDT's Electric Truck Progress Report

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